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Hi,
I'm trying to create a simple treemap of work packages withing a scope of work. The number of tasks within each work package determines the size while the % complete determines the saturation.
Some of these work packages are on the project critial path. For each package I have 'Critial Path' attribute which is either Yes or No.
Is there a way to highlight, in the treemap, those work pacakges that are on the critial path by placing a border around the box? So all critial path work packages would be highlighted with a red border making it easy for the end user to quickly identify and see the % complete of those critial path packages.
Thanks!
Chris
Hi @chrisbohill,
Please share us more information of your requirement like some screenshots about the treemap or some sample data and its corresponding expected result. Otherwise, it is hard for us to understand your requirement.
Thanks,
Xi Jin.
Hi,
Thanks for the follow-up. See example mock-up below. I have my work packages (task count within each work package = size / color = % of those tasks completed).
What I want to do is highlight those work packages that have been defined as being on the critical path (I have an attribute called 'Critical Path' and each Work package will be either 'Yes' or 'No'. For those that are 'Yes' I want a way to easily distinguish them with a quick glance. I figured a border did this. See below.
Thanks!
Hi @chrisbohill,
So in your scenario, you want to highlight the value based on conditions in Treemap. Right?
However as I know, currently conditional formatting can only be used in Table or Matrix. It is not supported in Treemap. I'm afraid your requirement cannot be achieved.
And there already exists an Idea for it. You can vote it up.
Thanks,
Xi Jin.
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